Judge rules famed tennis ref didn’t kill husband
A judge ruled Friday that famed tennis ref Lois Goodman did not kill her husband by bludgeoning him with a coffee mug, but rather he fell down the stairs of their home, stumbled back up the stairs — bloodying the walls in the process — then died of a heart attack in the couples’ bedroom.
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